A section of the A47 near King's Lynn was closed for a number of hours yesterday evening after a coach caught fire during rush hour.
Emergency services were called to the scene between the A17 and B198 shortly after 4.50pm on Friday..
Firefighters from King's Lynn north, south and Sandringham attended and were supported by a water carrier from Fakenham.
Crews, wearing breathing apparatus, used main and hose reel jets - supplemented by a fire hydrant - to fight the blaze.
A spokesman for the fire service said no one needed to be rescued from the burning vehicle.
They added the fire was not started maliciously and may have been a mechanical fault.
The fire has resulted in both lanes of the A47 being closed during rush hour.
The road was reopened late on Friday evening.
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